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Official site of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), a global nonprofit focused on cultural heritage conservation and management. It provides news, events, and extensive resources—charters, guidelines, publications, and practice materials related to heritage preservation and World Heritage.
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archaeological.org
The Archaeological Institute of America’s website offers archaeology news and feature articles (from Archaeology Magazine), plus teaching resources, fieldwork updates, and professional opportunities such as grants, fellowships, and events.
whc.unesco.org
UNESCO's World Heritage Centre is the official portal for the World Heritage Convention, featuring the worldwide World Heritage List and Tentative List. It provides detailed site profiles (cultural and natural), criteria, maps, conservation news, nomination procedures, and related resources and documents.
Management Planning for Cultural Heritage
Textbook by two heritage scholars on preparing management plans for cultural places, from assessing significance and values through stakeholder consultation, policy, and monitoring, illustrated with international case studies. Readers learn to structure, write, and critically evaluate a heritage site management plan.
Cultural Heritage Management
Bocconi University course taught by Andrea Rurale on running museums, heritage sites, and cultural institutions: curatorship versus management, audience behavior, heritage branding and loyalty, fundraising, and performance measurement, closing with interviews with practicing cultural managers.
Archaeology and Heritage of Africa
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona introductory course on African archaeology, covering archaeological methods and heritage management, then case studies such as early farming communities in Mozambique and Brandberg rock art. Gives an overview of how archaeologists investigate and protect African sites.
Cultural Heritage Management: A Global Perspective
Edited volume in which archaeologists, anthropologists, and heritage officials explain how cultural heritage is legally protected and managed across more than twenty countries, from Argentina to China. Readers can compare national legislation, institutions, and site-management practices worldwide.